Sentence examples for usually this has from inspiring English sources

Usually this has meant supporting whoever is in power no matter how thuggish or unpopular.

Local authorities have to take immediate steps to secure the education of the children and usually this has a direct impact upon the headteacher".

Usually this has been explained as the need to cater to a youthful audience of rap lovers and video game players, though most events I cover are played at night and attended by adults, many of whom complain that their ears are left rattling for days.

Local authorities have to take immediate steps to secure the education of the children and usually this has a direct impact upon the headteacher". Ian Bauckham, president of the ASCL, and head of Bennett Memorial Diocesan school in Tunbridge Wells, says the draft protocol reflects the pressure headteachers are now under all over the country.

Usually this has to do with what I would call integrity challenges.

Usually this has something to do with an experience in the public schools: a child forced to learn evolutionary biology or kept from singing Silent Night at a Christmas -- or rather "Winter Holiday" -- program, or not allowed to say a prayer during a commencement address.

Then he'd smile at you like you were his long lost cousin and say "have a seat". Usually this had to be on the floor because every other surface was covered with stacks of paper.

"I don't usually cry, but this has made me cry".

This has usually been the stated objective of administrative reform.

In practice, this has usually meant being against communism.

For Syrians of Palestinian origin, this has usually involved returning to Syria itself.